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Brain Imaging Studies of Drug Abuse: Therapeutic Implications
An understanding of the neurobiological substrates of brain dysfunction associated with substance abuse is essential for the development of effective treatments for this disorder. Noninvasive brain imaging provides a powerful approach to obtain the relevant information for it permits thein vivoassessment of brain function under different conditions that characterize various stages of an addictive cycle.
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